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Prof. William K Kay

Full Publications List

Books (Authored) W. K. Kay, Pentecostalism: a very short introduction, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2011, pp.xiv +

145. ISBN 978 0 19 957515 2. W. K. Kay, Pentecostalism (core text), London, SCM, 2009, pp.xviii + 358. ISBN 978-0-334-04144-3. W. K. Kay, Apostolic Networks in Britain: new ways of being church, Milton Keynes, Paternoster,

2007, pp.xv + 377. ISBN 978-1-84227-409-5. W. K. Kay, Pentecostals in Britain, Carlisle, Paternoster, 2000, pp.xxiv + 372. ISBN 1-844227-011-7 W. K. Kay and P. Weaver, Pastoral Care and Counselling: a manual, Carlisle, Paternoster, 1997,

pp.xiv + 200. [Indian edition, 1999]. ISBN 0-85364-784-4. W. K. Kay and L. J Francis, Drift from the Churches, Cardiff, University of Wales Press, 1996, pp.iv +

266. ISBN0-7083-1330-2. L. J. Francis and W. K. Kay, Teenage Religion and Values, Leominster, Gracewing, 1995, pp.viii + 224.

ISBN 0-85244-282-3. W. K. Kay and W. Shenton, Harvest Now, LifeStream Publications/Mattersey Hall, 1993, pp.127. ISBN

0-946586-07-1. W. K. Kay Prophecy!, LifeStream Publications/Mattersey Hall, 1991, pp.viii + 107. [Hungarian edition,

1994; French edition, 2008] ISBN 1-873324-01-4. W. K. Kay, Inside Story, Stourpourt-on-Seven: Mattersey Hall Publications, 1990, pp.iii + 380. ISBN 1-

873324-00-6. P. C. Souper and W. K. Kay, Worship in the Independent Day School, University of Southampton,

1983. P. C. Souper and W. K. Kay, The School Assembly Debate: 1942-82, University of Southampton, 1982. P. C. Souper and W. K. Kay, The School Assembly in Hampshire, University of Southampton, 1982 Books (Edited) W. K. Kay and R. Parry (eds), Deliverance and Exorcism: Interdisciplinary Perspectives, Paternoster,

2011, pp. 269, ISBN 978-1-84227-680-8. W. K. Kay and A. E. Dyer (eds), European Pentecostalism, Leiden, Brill, 2011, pp. 416, ISBN 978-9004-

20730-1. H-G. Ziebertz, William K. Kay and Ulrich Riegel (eds), Youth in Europe 3: An international empirical

study of the significance of Religion for Life Orientation, Münster, LIT Verlag, 2009; pp. 267, ISBN 978-3-8258-1579-0.

H-G. Ziebertz and W. K. Kay (eds), Youth in Europe 2: an international empirical study about religiosity, 2006, Münster, Lit Verlag, pp.372. ISBN 3-8258-9941-1

H-G. Ziebertz and W. K. Kay (eds), Youth in Europe 1: an international empirical study about life perspectives, 2005, Münster, Lit Verlag, pp.276. ISBN 3-8258-8718-9

W. K. Kay and A. E. Dyer (eds), Pentecostal and Charismatic Studies: a reader, London, SCM, 2004, pp. xxxiii + 332. ISBN 0-334-02940-6

W. K. Kay and L. J. Francis (eds.) Religion in Education (4), Leominister, Gracewing, 2003, pp. xiv + 415. ISBN 0-85244-585-7

W. K. Kay and L. J. Francis (eds.) Religion in Education (3), Leominister, Gracewing, 2000, pp.xiv + 479. ISBN 0-85244-427-3

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W. K. Kay and L. J. Francis (eds.) Religion in Education (2), Leominister, Gracewing, 1998, pp.xiv + 423. ISBN 0-85244-426-5

W. K. Kay and L. J. Francis (eds.) Religion in Education (1), Leominister, Gracewing, 1997, pp.xii + 372. ISBN 0-85244-425-7

L. J. Francis, W. K. Kay and W S Campbell (eds.) Research in Religious Education, Leominster/Macon, Gracewing/ Smyth & Helwys Publishing Inc, 1996, pp. vii + 470. ISBN 0-85244-342-0

L. J. Francis, W. K. Kay, A. Kerby and O. Fogwill (eds.) Fast-moving Currents in Youth Culture, Oxford, Lynx Communications, 1995, pp. 271. ISBN 0-7324-1256-0

Booklets (BKSW)

L Philip Barnes and W K Kay, Religious Education in England and Wales: innovations and reflections, RTSF Monograph, 2002, pp.75. ISBN 1-870137-33-7

W.K. Kay, Personality and Renewal, Cambridge, Grove Books Ltd, 2001, pp.ii+24. ISBN 1-85174-454-1.

L.J. Francis, M. Robbins, W.K. Kay, Pastoral Care Today, CWR/EA/Centre for Ministry Studies, 2000, pp.32. ISBN 1-85345-169-X

Contributions to edited books (unless indicated all contributions are sole authored) (CEW)

Gifts of the Spirit: reflections on Pentecostalism and its growth in Asia, in Spirit and Power: the

growth and global impact of Pentecostalism, Donald E. Miller, Kimon H. Sargeant, and Richard Flory (eds), Oxford, Oxford University Press (in press), 2013.

Pentecostalism and Fundamentalism, in David Bebbington and David Ceri Jones (eds) Evangelicalism and Fundamentalism: The Experience of the United Kingdom during the Twentieth Century, Oxford, Oxford University Press (forthcoming), 2013.

Discovering Providence: religious education, Pentecostalism and empirical theology, Pentecostals in the Academy, Cleveland, TN, CPT Press, pp. 73-94, 2012.

Alexander Boddy, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, 2012. George Jeffreys, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, 2012. God in creation: a reflection on Jürgen Moltmann’s theology, in L J Francis and Mandy Robbins (eds),

Rural Life and Rural Church: theological and empirical perspectives, Bristol, Equinox, pp. 94-104, 2012.

Pentecostalism and inspiration, in Michael Fuller (ed), Inspiration in Science and Theology, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, pp. 21-33, 2012.

Deliverance and exorcism in psychological perspective, in W. K. Kay and R. Parry (eds), Deliverance and Exorcism: Interdisciplinary Perspectives, Paternoster, pp. 139-155, 2011.

A Sociological Perspective on Pentecostalism in Europe, in W. K. Kay and A. E. Dyer (eds),

European Pentecostalism, Leiden, Brill, pp. 383-401, 2011. Concluding Remarks, in Calvin L Smith, Pentecostal Power: expressions, impact and faith of Latin

American Pentecostalism, Brill, pp. 277-278, 2011. W. K. Kay with Kees Slijkerman, Raymond Pfister and Cornelis van der Laan (2011), Pentecostal

Theology and Catholic Europe, in W. K. Kay and A. E. Dyer (eds), European Pentecostalism, Leiden, Brill, 2011 pp. 313-331.

Agreed syllabuses, in L Philip Barnes, Debates in Religious Education, Routledge, pp. 52-61, 2011 Why did the Welsh Revival stop? In D. W. Roberts (ed), Revival, Renewal and the Holy Spirit, Milton

Keynes, Paternoster, pp. 169-184, 2009.

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Violence for political purposes, in H-G. Ziebertz, William K. Kay and Ulrich Riegel (eds), Youth in Europe (vol 3) An international empirical study of the significance of Religion for Life Orientation, Münster, LIT Verlag, pp.199-212, 2009.

Religiosity in Christians, Muslims and Jews, in H-G. Ziebertz, William K. Kay and Ulrich Riegel (eds), Youth in Europe (vol 3) An international empirical study of the significance of Religion for Life Orientation, Münster, LIT Verlag, pp. 21-38, 2009.

Hans-Georg Ziebertz, Ulrich Riegel, and William K. Kay (2009), The impact of religion on life-orientation, in H-G. Ziebertz, William K. Kay and Ulrich Riegel (eds), Youth in Europe (vol 3) An international empirical study of the significance of Religion for Life Orientation, Münster, LIT Verlag, pp.9-20

Apostolic networks in Britain: personality and praxis, in L. J. Francis, Mandy Robbins and Jeff Astley (eds) Empirical Theology in Texts and Tables, Leiden, Brill, pp. 321-337, 2008.

Pentecostal and Charismatic churches: minorities that resist secularisation, in Hans-Georg Ziebertz and Ulrich Riegel (eds), Europe: secular or post-secular?, Berlin, Lit Verlag, 2008, 127-142, 2008.

Violence for political purposes: the case of the London bombings, in J Astley, L J Francis and M Robbins (eds), Peace or Violence: the ends of religious education?, Cardiff, University of Wales Press, pp.174-189, 2008.

Can ‘skills’ help religious education?, in M Felderhof, P Thompson and D Torevell (eds), Inspiring Faith in Schools, Aldershot, Ashgate, 2007, p99-110.

Pentecostals and angels, in Peter G Riddell and Beverly S Riddell (eds) Angels and Demons, Nottingham, Apollos, 2007, p 61-83.

England and Wales: open theism and materialism, in H-G. Ziebertz and W. K. Kay (eds), Youth in Europe 2: an international empirical study about religiosity, 2006, Münster, Lit Verlag, pp.81-103.

Philosophical approaches to the teaching of religion in schools, M de Souza, K Engebretson, G Durka, R Jackson and A McGrady (eds), International Handbook of the Religious, Moral and Spiritual Dimensions in Education part one, Dordecht, Springer, 2006, pp.559-576.

Europe, in S M Burgess (ed), Encyclopedia of Pentecostal and Charismatic Christianity, London, Routledge, 2006, pp.179-181.

Christianity (Pentecostal/charismatic) in C Campbell-Jack and G McGrath (eds) New Dictionary of Christian Apologetics, Leicester, IVP, 2006, pp.148-151.

The Mind, behaviour and glossolalia: a psychological perspective, in M J Cartledge (ed), Speaking in Tongues: multi-disciplinary perspectives, Carlisle, Paternoster, 2006, pp. 174-205.

Pentecostal perspectives on conversion, in C Partridge and H Reid (eds), Finding and Losing Faith: studies in conversion, Carlisle, Paternoster, 2006, 103-119.

H-G Ziebertz and W. K. Kay (2005), Youth in Europe: correspondence and diversity, in H-G. Ziebertz and W. K. Kay (eds), Youth in Europe 1: an international empirical study about life perspectives, 2005, Münster, Lit Verlag, pp. 195-213.

England and Wales: cautious optimism, in H-G. Ziebertz and W. K. Kay (eds), Youth in Europe 1: an international empirical study about life perspectives, 2005, Münster, Lit Verlag, pp. 69-82.

H.-G Ziebertz and W. K. Kay (2005), Analytic tools and methods, in H-G. Ziebertz and W. K. Kay (eds), Youth in Europe 1: an international empirical study about life perspectives, 2005, Münster, Lit Verlag, pp. 26-46.

W. K. Kay and H-G Ziebertz (2005), Europe as context, in H-G. Ziebertz and W. K. Kay (eds), Youth in Europe 1: an international empirical study about life perspectives, 2005, Münster, Lit Verlag, pp. 13-25.

Interdisciplinary perspectives within a Christian context, in J Astley, L J Francis, J Sullivan and A Walker (eds), The Idea of a Christian University, Milton Keynes, Paternoster, 2005, pp. 246-262.

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Religious experience and its implications for religious education, in L J Francis, M Robbins and J Astley (eds) Religion, Education and Adolescence, Cardiff, University of Wales Press, 2005, pp. 107-127.

Introduction, in W K Kay and A E Dyer, A Reader in Pentecostal and Charismatic Studies, SCM, 2005, pp. xix-xxxiii.

Jesus Fellowship (Jesus Army), C Partridge (ed), Encyclopedia of New Religions: New Religious Movements, Sects, and Alternative Spiritualities, Lion, 2004, pp.89-90

Prosperity Spirituality, in C Partridge (ed), Encyclopedia of New Religions: New Religious Movements, Sects, and Alternative Spiritualities, Lion, 2004, 91-93

British Assemblies of God: a sketch of 20th century missions, in R Pope (ed) Honouring and shaping the past, Leominster, Gracewing, 2003, pp. 194-212.

Revival: empirical aspects, in A Walker and K Aune (eds) On Revival: a critical examination, Carlisle, Paternoster, 2003, pp. 185-204.

Assemblies of God, in J. Gordon Melton and Martin Baumann (eds) Religions of the World: A Comprehensive Encyclopedia of Beliefs and Practices, ABC-CLIO 2002, vol 1, p87

Babies and infants (pp.235-240), Pre-school children (pp. 241-245), Primary school children (pp. 246-250), Early Adolescence (pp. 251-256), Late adolescence (pp.257-261), in J Astley and L J Francis (eds), Children, Churches and Christian Learning, London, SPCK, 2002.

Entries for: Assemblies of God of Great Britain and Ireland, Elim, Apostolic Church, Terry Virgo, Barnie Coombs, Colin Dye and David Petts, in S Burgess and E Van der Maas (eds) New International Dictionary of Pentecostal and Charismatic Movements (2nd edn), Zondervan, 2002

Sociology of British Pentecostal and Charismatic Movements, in S Burgess and E Van der Maas (eds) New International Dictionary of Pentecostal and Charismatic Movements (2nd edn), Zondervan, 2002, pp. 1080-1083.

Pentecostal and Charismatic Movements in the British Isles, in S Burgess and E Van der Maas (eds) New International Dictionary of Pentecostal and Charismatic Movements (2nd edn), Zondervan, 2002, pp. 42-46.

Religion in Education, in C Partridge (ed) Dictionary of Contemporary Religion in the Western World, Leicester, IVP, 2002, 69-73.

Epilogue I, in H-G Heimbrock, C Th Scheilke and P Schreiner (eds) Towards Religious Competence: diversity as a challenge for education in Europe, Berlin, LIT Verlag Munster, 2001, pp. 268-271.

W. K. Kay and L. J. Francis (2001), Religious Education and School Assembly in England and Wales: what do religious minorities think? In H-G Heimbrock, C Th Scheilke and P Schreiner (eds) Towards Religious Competence: diversity as a challenge for education in Europe, Berlin, LIT Verlag Munster, 2001, pp.117-128.

Childhood, personality and vocation, in L J Francis and Y J Katz (eds), Joining and Leaving Religion: research perspectives, Leominster, Gracewing, 2000, pp.215-231.

Pentecostal pre-millennial tensions, in M Percy (ed), Calling Time: religion and change at the turn of the millennium, Sheffield Academic Press, 2000, 93-113

Research Methodology, in W. K. Kay and L. J. Francis (eds.) Religion in Education (3), Leominster, Gracewing, 2000, 435-472.

Society, Christian beliefs and practices: the large scale, in W. K. Kay and L. J. Francis (eds.) Religion in Education (3), Leominster, Gracewing, 2000, pp. 7-38.

British Comments on the Russian PPI, in E Almén and H C Øser (eds.) Religious Education in Great Britain, Sweden and Russia, Linköping University Electronic Press, 2000, pp. 121-124.

British Comments on the Swedish PPI, in E Almén and H C Øser (eds.) Religious Education in Great Britain, Sweden and Russia, Linköping University Electronic Press, 2000, pp. 116-120.

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Religious Education in Britain, in E Almén and H C Øser (eds.) Religious Education in Great Britain, Sweden and Russia, Linköping, Linköping University Electronic Press, 2000, pp. 12-59.

Pentecostalism: charismata and church growth, in L.J. Francis (ed.), Sociology, Theology and Curriculum, London, Cassell, 1999, pp. 135-144.

Phenomenology, Religious Education and Piaget, in Hans-Günter Heimbrock (ed): Religionspädagogik und Phänomenologie, Weinheim, Deutscher Studien Verlag, 1998, pp. 101-111.

Assemblies of God: distinctive continuity and distinctive change, in K Warrington (ed) Pentecostal Perspectives, Carlisle, Paternoster, 1998, pp. 41-63.

Models of the curriculum, in W. K. Kay and L. J. Francis (eds.) Religion in Education (2), Leominster, Gracewing, 1998, pp. 205-229

Children’s understanding of texts, in W. K. Kay and L. J. Francis (eds.) Religion in Education (2), Leominster, Gracewing, 1998, pp. 41-66

The legal basis for religious education, in W. K. Kay and L. J. Francis (eds.) Religion in Education (1), Leominster, Gracewing, 1997, pp. 195-218.

Historical development of church schools, in W. K. Kay and L. J. Francis (eds.) Religion in Education (1), Leominster, Gracewing, 1997, pp. 7-36.

Action Research, in W. K. Kay and L. J. Francis (eds.) Religion in Education (1), Leominster, Gracewing, 1997, pp. 351-368.

Montgomery, A. and W. K. Kay (1996), Attitudes toward assembly and religious education among Roman Catholic girls, in L J Francis, W. K. Kay and W S Campbell (eds.) Research in Religious Education, Leominster/ Macon, Gracewing/Smyth & Helwys Publishing Inc, 1996, pp. 393-405.

Religious education and assemblies: pupils’ changing views, in L J Francis, W. K. Kay and W S Campbell (eds.) Research in Religious Education, Leominster/Macon, Gracewing/ Smyth & Helwys Publishing Inc, 1996, pp. 267-277.

Historical context: Loukes, Goldman, Hyde, Cox and Alves, in L J Francis, W. K. Kay and W S Campbell (eds.) Research in Religious Education, Leominster/Macon, Gracewing/ Smyth & Helwys Publishing Inc, 1996, pp. 31-45.

Male and female conceptualisations of science at the interface with religious education, in J Astley and L J Francis (eds.) Christian Theology and Religious Education: connections and contradictions, London, SPCK, 1996, pp. 247-270.

National Character, in J K P Watson & R Wilson (eds.) Contemporary Issues in Comparative Education, London, Croom Helm, 1985.

Open University Text on Voluntary Schools: Course E235, Block 6, part 4, 1988, pp. 50 - 64

Peer reviewed journals (unless indicated all articles are sole authored)

Empirical and historical perspectives on the growth of Pentecostal-style churches in Malaysia, Singapore and Hong Kong, Journal of Beliefs and Values, 2013.

The dynamics of the growth of Pentecostal churches: evidence from key Asian centres, Australasian Pentecostal Studies, 15, 2013. [Webjournals.ac.edu.au]

Where the wind blows: Pentecostal Christians in Hong Kong and Singapore, PentecoStudies, 11.2,128-148. 2012.

Liberal education: a renewed role within religious education, Journal of Beliefs and Values, 32.1, 185-193, 2011.

W. K. Kay, L.J. Francis, and M. Robbins, A distinctive leadership for a distinctive network of churches? Psychological type theory and the apostolic networks, Journal of Pentecostal Theology 20.2 306-322, 2011.

Modernity and the arrival of Pentecostalism in Britain, PentecoStudies, 9.2, 50-70, 2010.

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Karl Popper and Pentecostal Historiography, Pneuma, 32, 5-15, 2010. John Noble, in Geir Lie (ed), Løft dem opp, Refleks-serien 10, pp. 56, 57, 2009. Pentecostalism and religious broadcasting, Journal of Beliefs and Values, 30, 3, 245-254, 2009. Christian history writing and writing Christian history, Christianity and History Bulletin, 5, Spring,

2009, 7-17 H-G Ziebertz and W. K. Kay, A Key to the Future: the attitudes and values of adolescent Europeans,

Globalisation, Societies and Education, 7.2, 2009, 151-165 H-G Ziebertz and W. K. Kay, Attitudes and Values of Adolescent Europeans towards Europeanisation,

Journal of Empirical Theology, Volume 21, 2, 2008, 209-239 (31) Sunderland’s Legacy in New Denominations, Journal of the European Pentecostal Theological

Association, 28, 2, 183-199, 2008. W.K.Kay, L. J. Francis and C. Craig, Psychological type preferences of male British Assemblies of God

Theological college students: tough-minded and tender-hearted? Journal of the European Pentecostal Theological Association, 28, 1, 6-20, 2008

W. K. Kay and L. J. Francis, Psychological type preferences of female Bible College students in England, Journal of Beliefs and Values, 29, 1, 101-105, 2008.

Apostolic Networks in Britain: an analytic overview, Transformation 25, 1, 32-42, 2008. Donald Gee: an important voice of the Pentecostal movement, Journal of Pentecostal Theology, 16,

1, 133-153, 2007. Apostolic Networks and Mission, Journal of the European Pentecostal Theological Association, 26, 2,

156-167, 2006. W.K. Kay and L. J. Francis, Suicidal Ideation among Young People in the UK: churchgoing as an

inhibitory influence?, Religion, Mental Health and Culture 9, 2, 127-140, 2006 W.K. Kay and H-G Ziebertz, A Nine Country Survey, British Journal of Religious Education 28, 2, 119-

129, 2006. A View from London and Bangor: Encouragement for Multi-Disciplinary Enquiry, Pneuma 27.1, 148-

155, 2005 W.K. Kay and A. E. Dyer, Apostolic Networks in the UK: the dynamics of growth, Journal of the

European Pentecostal Theological Association, 25, 25-38, 2005. God in Creation: a reflection on Jürgen Moltmann’s theology, Rural Theology, 3, 2, 3-12, 2005. Pentecostals and the Bible, Journal of the European Pentecostal Theological Association, 24, 71-83,

2004. A non-statutory framework for religious education: issues and opportunities, British Journal of

Religious Education, 27, 1, 41-52, 2004 Education across the world today, Journal of Beliefs and Values, 22.1, 107-110, 2001. Pentecostal Education, Journal of Beliefs and Values, 25, 2, 229-239, 2004 Role Conflict and British Pentecostal Ministers, Journal of Psychology and Theology 28, 2, 119-124,

2000. Social morality of young people in England and Wales, Horizons of Education 3, 5, 149-160 (English)

161-174 (Polish translation), 2004 W. K. Kay and L. Ray, Concepts of God: the salience of gender and age, Journal of Empirical

Theology, 17, 2, 238-251, 2004 B. Röckle and W. K Kay, Born in difficult times: the founding of the Volksmission and the work of Karl

Fix, Journal of the European Pentecostal Theological Association, 23, 72-101, 2003 Empirical theology: a natural development?, The Heythrop Journal, 44, 2, 167-181, 2003. Rethinking primary religious education, Journal of Beliefs and Values 23, 2, 203-216, 2002. W.K. Kay and D. L. Smith, Classroom factors and attitude toward six world religions, British Journal of

Religious Education, 24,2, 111-122, 2002.

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Political perspectives on church schools and religious education: a discussion of the period from Thatcher to Blair, Educational Studies, 28, 1, 61-75, 2002.

M. Robbins, L. J. Francis, J.M. Haley and W.K.Kay, The personality characteristics of Methodist ministers: feminine men and masculine women?, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, 40, 1, 123-128, 2001.

W.K. Kay and D. L. Smith, Quantitative work from the inside: numbers, problems and policy, British Journal of Religious Education, 23, 3, 177-187, 2001.

The “initial evidence”: implications of an empirical perspective in a British context, Journal of the European Pentecostal Theological Association 20, 25-31, 2000.

L. Philip Barnes and W. K. Kay, Developments in Religious education in England and Wales (part 2): methodology, politics, citizenship and school performance, Themelios, 25, 3, 5-19, 2000.

W. K. Kay and D. L. Smith, Divorce and pupil attitude toward Christianity and Islam, Journal of Education and Christian Belief, 4, 2, 131-138, 2000.

Job satisfaction in Pentecostal ministers, Asian Journal of Pentecostal Studies, 3, 1, 83-97, 2000. D. L. Smith and W. K. Kay, Religious terms and attitudes in the classroom (part 2): British Journal of

Religious Education, 22, 3, 181-191, 2000. W.K. Kay and D. L. Smith, Religious terms and attitudes in the classroom (part 1) British Journal of

Religious Education, 22, 2, 81-90, 2000. The Remaking of Evangelical Theology, Review article in Blackwell’s Reviews in Religion and

Theology, 6, 3, 305-309, 1999. W.K. Kay and L. Philip Barnes, Developments in Religious education in England and Wales (part 1):

Church and state, the 1988 Education Reform Act, and spirituality in schools, Themelios, 25, 1, 23-38, 1999.

Speaking with tongues: contexts, findings and questions, Journal of Empirical Theology, 12, 1, 53-58, 1999.

Pre-millennial tensions: what Pentecostal ministers look forward to, Journal of Contemporary Religion 14.3, 361-373, 1999.

The many voices of Christian theology: coming to a college near you? Journal of Beliefs and Values, 20, 1, 115-118, 1999.

W. K. Kay and M. Robbins, A woman’s place is on her knees: the pastor’s view of the role of women in Assemblies of God, Journal of the European Pentecostal Theological Association 18, 64-75, 1999.

British Pentecostalism: approaches to healing, Journal of Pentecostal Theology, 14, 113-125, 1999. What, then, is understanding the bible?, Engaging the Curriculum, 7 (Spring), 23-26, 1998. W.K. Kay and R. Wilkins, Reading for Readiness, Education and Christian Belief, 2, 1, 65-69, 1998. J. Astley, W. K. Kay and D. Tickner, Will the real world please stand up? Perceptions through a two-

way mirror - teenagers and the media, Muslim Education Quarterly, 15, 1, 20-28, 1997. A demonised worldview: dangers, benefits and explanations, Journal of Empirical Theology 11, 1, 17-

29, 1998. L J Francis, J Astley, W K Kay and M Carter, Is adult Christian education mainly for stable extraverts?,

Studies in the Education of Adults, 29, 2, 191-199, 1997. Ludwig Wittgenstein: beliefs, values and world religions, Journal of Beliefs and Values 19, 1, 123-

126, 1998. British Atheism Past and Present: a literary and empirical perspective, Panorama, 9, 1, 65-72, 1997. Belief in God in Great Britain 1945-1996: moving the scenery behind classroom RE, British Journal of

Religious Education 20, 1, 28-41, 1997. The Donald Gee Centre: creation out of nothing, Bulletin of the Association of British Theological and

Philosophical Libraries, 4, 3, 11-16, 1997. Bertrand Russell and World Religions, Journal of Beliefs and Values 18, 2 239-242, 1997.

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Phenomenology, Religious Education, and Piaget, Religion, 27 (3), 275-283, 1997. Jung and World Religions, Journal of Beliefs and Values, 1997, 18, 1,109-112, 1997. Fowler, spirituality and values in church schools, The International Journal of Children’s Spirituality,

1.1, 17-22, 1996. Response to Hargreaves, Research Intelligence, 59, 20, 1997. Bringing child psychology to religious curricula: the cautionary tale of Goldman and Piaget,

Educational Review 48.3, 205-215, 1996 Piaget: revisions and innovations, Spectrum, 28.2, 153-164, 1996. W.K. Kay, L J Francis and H M Gibson, Attitude toward Christianity and the transition to formal

operational thinking, British Journal of Religious Education, 19.1, 45-55, 1996. M. Carter, W. K. Kay and L. J. Francis, Personality and attitude toward Christianity among committed

adult Christians, Personality and Individual Differences, 20, 265-266. W.K. Kay and L. J. Francis, The Young British Atheist: a socio-psychological profile, Journal of

Empirical Theology 8, 2, 5-26, 1995. W. K. Kay and L. J Francis, Personality, mental health and glossolalia, Pneuma, 17, 253-263, 1995. L. J. Francis and W. K. Kay, The personality characteristics of pentecostal ministry candidates,

Personality and Individual Differences 18, 581-594, 1995. The Long March towards Centralisation: the battle between political, administrative and educational

values, Journal of Beliefs and Values, 15, 2, 10-15, 1994. W.K. Kay and L. J. Francis, Well-Being and Its Educational Consequences, Spectrum 26.1, 9-14, 1994. Do doctrinal boundaries protect our identity or prevent fellowship? EPTA Bulletin, 1993, XII, 38-48. Perspectives on prophecy, Paraclete, 26, 1, 1-7, 1992. L. J. Francis, P Fulljames and W. K. Kay, The Functioning of the EPQ Lie Scale among Religious

Subjects in England, Journal of Psychology and Christianity 11.3, 255-261, 1992. Three Generations On: The Methodology of Pentecostal Historiography, EPTA Bulletin, 1992, X.1 &

2, 58-70, 1990. Pentecostal/Non-Pentecostal Interaction: Questions and Perspectives, EPTA Bulletin IX.2/3, 63-71,

1990. The Argument from Prophecy, Spectrum 22.2, 155-165, 1990. The Church and Education, Spectrum 21.1, 39-43, 1989. British Assemblies of God: the war years, Pneuma 11.1, 1989. L. J. Francis, P. R. Pearson and W. K. Kay, Religiosity and Lie Scores: A Question of Interpretation,

Social Behavior and Personality 16,1, 91-95, 1988. British Assemblies of God in the 1930s, Paraclete 22.4, 22-26, 1988. Team Ministry in British Assemblies of God, Paraclete 22.3, 13-17, 1988. British Assemblies of God in the 1930s, EPTA Bulletin VII.1, 4-11, 1988. S. B. G. Eysenck and W. K. Kay, A cross-cultural study of the personality of Northern Ireland and

English, Irish Journal of Psychology, 7, 98-105, 1986. Alexander Boddy and the Outpouring of the Holy Spirit in Sunderland, EPTA Bulletin 5.2, 44-56,

1986. Variations on a Spiritual Theme: Man in a Multi-Faith World. British Journal of Religious Education

7.3, 128-134, 1985. W.K. Kay and L. J. Francis, The Seamless Robe: Interdisciplinary Enquiry in Religious Education,

British Journal of Religious Education 7.2, 64-67, 1985. British Education: 1944-85: a Christian perspective, Christian Arena, June, 10-16, 1985. W.K. Kay and F. Hughes, Christian Light on Education, Religious Education 80, 1, 51-63, 1985. Evangelicals and Worship in Maintained Schools, Spectrum 16.3, 10-21, 1984. L. J. Francis and W. K. Kay, Attitude Towards Religion: Definition, Measurement and Evaluation,

British Journal of Educational Studies 22, 1, 45-50, 1984.

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Towards an Evangelical Stance in RE, Spectrum 16.2, 9-14, 1984. RE and Phenomenology, Bulletin of the Association for Religious Education 15, 41, 8-14, 1983 L. J. Francis, P. R. Pearson and W. K. Kay, Neuroticism and Religiosity among English School Children,

Journal of Social Psychology, 121, 149-150, 1983. L. J. Francis, P. R. Pearson and W. K. Kay, Are Introverts Still More Religious? Personality and

Religious Differences 4, 211-212, 1983. L. J. Francis, P. R. Pearson and W. K. Kay, Are Religious Children Bigger Liars? Psychological Reports

52, 551-554, 1983. W.K. Kay and L. J. Francis, Progress in the Psychology of Religious Development, Lumen Vitae 38, 3,

343-346, 1983. Reason and Emotion: A Problem in Religious Education, Lumen Vitae 38.1, 89-101, 1983 Luther: An Introductory Appreciation, Spectrum 16.1, 37-46, 1983. Philosophical and Cultural Bearings on the Curriculum and Religious Studies, Educational Studies 8.2,

123-129, 1982. L. J. Francis, P. R. Pearson and W. K. Kay, Eysenck’s Personality Quadrants and Religiosity, British

Journal of Social Psychology 21, 262-264, 1982. Getting Them Together, Spectrum 14.2, 1982. Religious Development, Journal of Christian Education, papers 75, 1982. L. J. Francis, P. R. Pearson, M. Carter and W. K. Kay, Are Introverts More Religious? British Journal of

Social Psychology 20. 101-104, 1981. L. J. Francis, P. R. Pearson, M. Carter and W. K. Kay, The Relationship Between Neuroticism and

Religiosity Among English 15 and 16 Year Olds, The Journal of Social Psychology, 114, 99-102, 1981.

W. K. Kay and J. K. P. Watson, Comparative Education: the need for dangerous ambition, Educational Research 24, 2, 129-139, 1981.

Problems with the Problem Approach, Canadian and International Education 10.1, 5-19, 1981. Factors Bearing on Changes in Religious Education in Britain since 1944, Journal of Christian

Education, papers 72, 20-30, 1981. Syllabuses and Attitudes to Christianity, The Irish Catechist 5.2, 16-21 1981. Subject Preference and Attitude to Religion in Secondary Schools, Educational Review 33.1, 47-51,

1981. Psychoticism and Attitude to Religion, Personality and Individual Differences 2, 249-52, 1981. Marital Happiness and Children’s Attitude to Religion, British Journal of Religious Education 3, 102-

105, 1981 Reply to Andrew Marfleet, Spectrum, 13, 32-33, 1981. Conversion among 11-15 Year Olds, Spectrum, 13, 26-33, 1981. Every teacher a researcher, Spectrum 12, 3, 24, 1980. Providence and Moral Reasoning, British Journal of Religious Education 3, 60-63, 1980. Higher Education in the USSR, Spectrum 8.3, 7, 1976. Some aspects of Soviet education, Spectrum, 8, 2, 7-9, 1976. Education after revolution, Spectrum, 8.1, 7, 33, 1975. Review articles in academic journals (RAJ) Richard R. Osmer, Practical Theology: an introduction, Grand Rapids, Mitch, Eerdmans, 2008, Pete

Ward, Participation and Mediation: a practical theology for the liquid church, London, SCM, 2008, John Reader, Reconstructing Practical Theology, Aldershot, Ashgate, Journal of Beliefs and Values, 28, 1, 87-90, 2009

David Bundy, Visions of Apostolic Mission: Scandinavian Pentecostal Mission to 1935, Acta Universitatis Upsaliensis. Studia Historico-Ecclesiastica Upsaliensia, 45, Uppsala, Sweden:

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Uppsala University Library, 2009, Journal of the European Pentecostal Theological Association 29, 2, 104-8, 2009.

Michael Burleigh, Sacred Causes, Harper Press, 2006, Journal of Beliefs and Values, 28, 1, 87-90, 2007

S H Louden and L J Francis, The Naked Parish Priest, Continuum, 2002, Journal of Beliefs and Values, 25, 1, 75-78, 2004

Marcia J Bunge, The Child in Christian Thought, Eerdmans, 2001, With All your Mind: a Christian Philosophy of Education, University of Notre Dame Press, 2001, Building the Christian Academy, Eerdmans, 2001, as Spirituality and Education: two millennia of thought and practice, reviewed in International Journal of Children’s Spirituality 8, 3, 291-295, 2003.

Richard H Roberts, Religion, Theology and the Human Sciences, Cambridge University Press, 2002, reviewed in Journal of Beliefs and Values, 24, 3, 269-272, 2003.

G Grace, Catholic Schools: missions, markets and morality, reviewed in Journal of Beliefs and Values, 23, 2, 224-228, 2002.

Philip Jenkins, The Next Christendom: the coming of global Christianity, Oxford University Press, 2002, reviewed in Journal of Beliefs and Values, 25, 3, 353-356.

B Moon, S Brown and M Ben-Peretz (eds), Routledge International Companion to Education, reviewed as, Education across the world today, Journal of Beliefs and Values, 22.1, 107-110, 2001.

G Dorrien, The re-making of evangelical theology, Westminster John Knox Press, Review article in Blackwell’s Reviews in Religion and Theology, 6, 3, 305-309, 1999.

Bertrand Russell and World Religions, Journal of Beliefs and Values 18, 2 239-242, 1997. Ludwig Wittgenstein: beliefs, values and world religions, Journal of Beliefs and Values 19, 1, 123-

126, 1998. Jung and World Religions, Journal of Beliefs and Values, 1997, 18, 1,109-112, 1997. Conference Papers and Public Lectures European Pentecostal Theological Association: 2005 (Beuggen, Rheinfelden, Germany), 2006 (Iso

Kurja, Finland), 2007 (Warsaw, Poland), 2009, (Kneibis, Germany). Centenary Conference 2007: Pentecost in Sunderland (Durham, England). Inaugural Donald Gee Lecture 2007 (Mattersey, England). (Invited) Welsh Revival Centenary Conference at Bangor University: 2004 (Bangor, Gwynedd). Association of University Lecturers in Religious Education: 2001 (University of Surrey); 2002 (King’s,

London); 2003 (St Martin’s, Lancaster). International Seminar on Religious Education and Values: 1982 (Driebergen, Netherlands), 1994

(Goslar, Germany), 1999 (Los Angeles, USA), 1998 (Carmarthen, Wales), 2000 (Jerusalem, Israel), 2002 (Kristiansand, Norway), Jerusalem.

International Society of Empirical Research in Theology: 2002 (Nijmegen, Netherlands), 2006 (Bangor, Wales).

Morals for the Millennium (Journal of Moral Education Conference): 1996 (Lancaster, England). European Network for Religious Education in Contextual Approaches: 2003 (Schönberg, Germany). Society for Pentecostal Studies: 1990 (Dallas, Texas), 2005 (Norfolk, Virginia, USA), 2007 (Lee

University, Tennessee), 2009 (Portland, Oregon). International/national lectures In 2005 a Tyndale lecture at Tyndale House, Cambridge (invited). In 2007 I was invited to give the inaugural Donald Gee lecture at Mattersey Hall. In 2008 invited to be a member of the Advisory Board of Glopent. Keynote speaker at the Asia Pacific Theological Association Conference in

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Singapore 8-12 September, 2008. Invited to speak at a Cumberland Lodge conference on Inspiration in Science and Religion. Hollenweger Lecture at the University of Birmingham: this was an inaugural lecture in what will be

an occasional series given by invited speakers. Title: Where the Wind Blows, Pentecostal Christians in Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia. Date: 1 June 2011. (Invited)

Inaugural Professorial Lecture at Glyndŵr University. Title: The Transformation of Christianity, an interpretation of the 20

th century. Date: 11 January 2011. (Invited)

As keynote speaker invited to address the 7th Annual Assembly of the Asia Pacific Theological Association in Singapore in September 2008 (invited).

Cumberland Lodge conference on Inspiration in Science and Religion, 2008. (Invited) Inaugural Donald Gee lecture at Mattersey Hall, 2007 (invited) Lecture to the Evangelisches Missionswerk in Sudwestdeutschland on Pentecostal and charismatic

issues 24-26 April, 2006, Neustadt/Weinstr. Tyndale lecture at Tyndale House, Cambridge, in 2005 (Invited) University of Wurzburg: lectures to trainee teachers in religions Dec 2004. Contributions to External Reports / Consultancy Attended validation panels On behalf of the University of Wales for undergraduate and M level degrees in a range of institutions including the African Leadership Academy, the Theological Seminary Bienenberg, Lutheran Seminary at Aarhus, Denmark, the Oxford Centre for Mission Studies, Spurgeon’s College, London, Trinity College and Seminary, Newburg, and Regents College, Nantwich. On behalf of the University of Wales has moderated the BA programme for Regents College, Nantwich, UK, the BA in Theology and the Master in Theology for Continental Theological Seminary, Brussels, BA degrees at the Lutheran Seminary at Aarhus, Denmark, and BA degrees Iso Kirja, Finland. Esteem Indicators On the basis of publication record, awarded a Doctorate of Divinity by Nottingham University in the summer of 2009. In June 2007 elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. External examiner for PhDs in the UK at the Universities of Reading, London, Queen’s Belfast, Wales, Plymouth, Durham, Sheffield, Nottingham, Open University, Middlesex, Chester, Huddersfield, Leeds and a DPhil for the University of Ulster. Internationally, examined at the University of Oslo. In 2006 elected to the International Academy of Practical Theology for ‘a significant record of publications and other contributions in Practical Theology in the areas of research, teaching and leadership’. 1995-1997 External Examiner for undergraduate courses bearing on Christianity for St Martin’s College, Lancaster, and 1997-98, as Chief External Examiner in these and related subjects. 1997-99 External Examiner for the MA in Religious Studies: Church School/Christian /Religious Education at Cheltenham and Gloucester College of Higher Education; 2000-2004 External Examiner for London Bible College’s CLAM (Christian Living and Ministry) BA course; 2001-2004 External

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Examiner for Chester College’s MA in Church School Education; from 2002-2006 External Examiner to the Institute of Education’s MA in Religious Education and 2004-2006 in Citizenship/History/RE. Peer reviewing Regular peer reviewing for the British Journal of Religious Education, the International Journal of Children’s Spirituality and the Journal of Beliefs and Values. Occasional peer reviewing for the Journal of Moral Education, the British Journal of Educational Psychology, Educational Research, the Journal of Education and Christian Belief, the International Journal of Educational Development, the Journal of Applied Social Psychology, Mental Health, Religion and Culture, Educational Research and Compare. Peer reviewed $2.4m John Templeton Foundation grant. Professional Societies Christian Education Movement European Pentecostal Theological Association International Academy of Practical Theology (relapsing in 2011) International Seminar on Religious Education and Values International Society of Empirical Research in Theology Jean Piaget Society Religious Education Association Society for Pentecostal Studies Book Editing Is senior editor for the University of Wales Press series Religion, Education and Culture which has so far been responsible for six books: Religion, Education and Adolescence (2005), Peace or Violence (2007), Religion and Religious Experience in China Today (2007), Growing up in Multifaith Britain (2007), Liberal Religious Education and the Pursuit of Truth (2007), Spiritual encounters with unusual phenomena: lightforms (2008), Spirituality in Ministerial Formation (2009), Religion, Culture and the National Community in the 1670s (2011). Co-editor for new Brill series Global Pentecostal and Charismatic Studies. The first books were published in 2009 and included The Missionary Self-Perception of Pentecostal/charismatic Church Leaders from the Global South in Europe and The Spiritual Death of Jesus: a Pentecostal Investigation. Journal Editing Elected editor of the Journal of the European Pentecostal Theological Association in 2005. In August 2004 edited a special edition of the Journal of Beliefs and Values on the Pentecostal and charismatic movement. In the summer of 2009 edited a second special edition for the Journal of Beliefs and Values on the global Pentecostal movement. Higher Degree Supervision

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Since 1994 supervised 10 successful MPhil candidates in the University of Wales. Their dissertations have concerned such varying topics as Christianity and Ecology, An Historical Study of Three Dioceses and Women Deacons in the Church in Wales, Pentecostal Mission. Since 1994 supervised 16 successful PhD students in the University of Wales covering topics relating to Religious Education in secondary schools, Youth Work and Educational Administration, the Roman Catholic priesthood, the understanding of charismata, management in learning organisations, Pentecostal Mission. Papers presented (selected) Association of University Lecturers in Religious Education: 2001 (University of Surrey); 2002 (King’s,

London); 2003 (St Martin’s, Lancaster). European Network for Religious Education in Contextual Approaches: 2003 (Schönberg, Germany). International Seminar on Religious Education and Values: 1982 (Driebergen, Netherlands), 1994

(Goslar, Germany), 1999 (Los Angeles, USA), 1998 (Carmarthen, Wales), 2000 (Jerusalem, Israel), 2002 (Kristiansand, Norway), Jerusalem.

International Society of Empirical Research in Theology: 2002 (Nijmegen, Netherlands), 2006 (Bangor, Wales), 2008 (Würzburg, Germany), 2010 (Rome, Italy), 2012 (Nijmegen, Netherlands).

Society for Pentecostal Studies: 1990 (Dallas, Texas), 2005 (Norfolk, Virginia, USA), 2007 (Lee University, Tennessee), 2008 (Durham, NC), 2009 (Portland, Oregon), 2010 (Minneapolis, MN), 2011 (Memphis, TN), 2012 (Norfolk, Virginia, USA), 2013 (Seattle, WA).

European Pentecostal Theological Association: 2005 (Beuggen, Rheinfelden, Germany), 2006 (Iso Kirja, Finland), 2007 (Warsaw, Poland), 2009, (Kneibis, Germany), 2012 (Lisbon, Portugal).

Welsh Revival Centenary Conference at Bangor: 2004 (Bangor, Wales). Centenary Conference 2007: Pentecost in Sunderland (Durham, England). Morals for the Millennium (Journal of Moral Education Conference): 1996 (Lancaster, England). International/national lectures Hollenweger Lecture at the University of Birmingham: this was an inaugural lecture in what will be

an occasional series given by invited speakers. Title: Where the Wind Blows, Pentecostal Christians in Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia. Date: 1 June 2011.

Inaugural Professorial Lecture at Glyndŵr University. Title: The Transformation of Christianity, an interpretation of the 20th century. Date: 11 January 2011.

Keynote speaker invited to address the 7th Annual Assembly of the Asia Pacific Theological Association in Singapore in September 2008.

Inaugural Donald Gee Lecture 2007 (Mattersey, England). Lecture to the Evangelisches Missionswerk in Sudwestdeutschland on Pentecostal and charismatic

issues 24-26 April, 2006, Neustadt/Weinstr. Recent research grants A grant of $100,000 over two years from the Pentecostal and Charismatic Research Initiative based in the Centre for Religion and Civic Culture at the University of Southern California. The grant covered research into a project entitled Asian Pentecostal-style Church Growth. Downloads The total number of downloads of 25 papers held in the Glyndŵr University repository is 4,520 as of March 2013.